Doc Brown

Rope a dope by punting there?

It's not often when you're thankful a certain member of the broadcast booth isn't the opposing team's current starting quarterback. In a close matchup on paper like this give me the better QB and the more experienced head coach. Bills win this game.

Could be. You saw that with D. Adams when the Bills were "monitoring" the situation. Jets had to give up a 3rd and ate his whole contract.

Yeah. He's cooked. They don't want him to meet the 60% snap percentage and pay him an extra five million. I loved Tre but I wouldn't even sign him to the practice squad.

Does he need Virginia if he wins the rust belt states? I haven't really been paying attention.

Not sure about that as Knox is required to both block and catch passes. Hard to do both with a broken wrist. It's pry a wash.

I think Knox missed five weeks last year. Pry will be back after the bye week. Just play Oliver every snap.

Our defense was near perfect health in the 13 seconds game. The Chiefs put up 42 points and 552 yards on us. Don't give me the injury bs.

Reid's offenses are stronger in the playoffs than the regular season though. McDermott's defenses have come up small in the biggest games. That's a fact until McD proves otherwise.

It's like the Brady/Belichick debate. The main difference being Belichick earned his stripes on defense before Brady arrived and Reid earned his stripes on offense before Mahomes arrived. Both did well at assembling coordinators for the opposite side of their expertise.

Hellen Keller would've even called that a facemask.

Yeah. You pry take the knee there because you risk a RB fumble or an injury. It's rare for a 97 yard rushing TD.

Do I cheer for the Rams because we have the Vikings second round draft pick...... or do I cheer for the Vikings because we play the Rams later of the year and we prefer them without Kupp (if he's traded)?

"Touchdown the Stallion with a handoff from Josh the Alien." Is that better?

Worse. Chris Brown screaming "The Stallion has gone Tasmanian" every time he gains three yards.

From what I remember in his time with the Raiders and Cowboys was he shrunk in cold weather games. I also remember him significantly elevating the Cowboys offense when they traded for him mid-season. This was our biggest need and I'm cautiously optimistic he'll significantly help our passing game.

I'd hire him as head coach next year if the Bills disappoint down the stretch.

Allen's turnovers were highest under Dorsey. Winston the last 30 TD, 30 INT QB. Should work out great.

The wind is more of a predictive factor than the rain as far as sports books setting the over/under. As long as it's not heavy rain. Both teams are used to it and both can run the ball effectively when they want to. Allen's handled the rainy games pretty will in his career to my memory. The Philly game last year and the home blowout game against the Texans are the two that come to mind. Since the over/under is at 47 I'll go Bills 30 Seahawks 17

I'm fine with any of the away combos. Hate the all blues and all reds.

I'm hoping the mid-season trade for him has the same effect on the Bills offense like he had on the Cowboys in 2018. They were 3-4 without him and finished 10-6 making it to the Divisional game.

Hopkins is 32. Cooper is 30. Cooper.

Yeah. It's his life and who are we to pass judgment. If your employer can't contractually force you to wear a Guardian's cap than that's their problem. I'd pry retire with the money and enjoy the rest of my life sitting on a beach for the next 70 years not having to worry about another concussion. However, the 26 year old me in that same situation would pry keep playing.

We'd have to hire him as head coach for him to ever consider coming back here and I doubt McD gets fired anytime soon. The relationship was too toxic.

Why? He's awful.